Supreme Riddim (2009) – Reggae Resistance

Reggae Resistance put the Supreme Riddim together in 2009 as a roots-heavy one-riddim set with a properly international cast, moving from Max Romeo’s weathered authority on “Players In My Life” to Lutan Fyah’s “Our World, ” Konshens’ “One Foot, ” and Turbulence on “Mama. ” The production leans into live-sounding bass, bright horns, and a relaxed but sturdy groove, the kind of rhythm that leaves room for both English and French-language cuts without losing its shape. Strasika’s “Faut Que A Aille” and Stone J’s “Lioness” sit nicely in the middle of the sequence, while the whole thing runs as a full 17-track collection rather than a stripped-down single showcase. Supreme Riddim was issued under the Reggae Resistance name with Blasta Records attached to the release.